Put on Your Boots

SO I was listening to the new U2 song "Put on Your Boots" on my way home today and only one thing popped into my head:

sexy Boots?

blue and gold

Last night I went to the Cub Scout's Blue and Gold dinner with Dad (kinda, long story).

It was cute with skits and patriotic singing, BUT the best part was that the scouts make cakes to be judged. Dad was the only leader to make a cake (go figure) and he won "Best use of dots"! Go Dad!

I think it looks like a Dr. Suess cake. It was sooo good!!

*by the way, I took this picture with my new phone (LG EnV2) and I am pretty impressed with the quality.

Watch out!

My half of the March mix is about 80% done, so be prepared. Get your songs ready so I can have this out ASAP.

Duke vs. UNC with Aunt Wilma

Here it is!

Zoology - February 2009

Brian and I got to talking a few weeks back about how it would be fun to have an open forum to talk about the monthly mix. More specifically, a place where we can give feedback on people's choices and also talk about what we would've added to the mix. So this is the place!

1. Jai Ho
2. Kids
3. Your Song
4. To Be with You
5. Down to Earth
6. Re-education (Through Labor)
7. Victor Jara's Hands
8. My Girls
9. Agoraphobia
10. While You Wait For the Others
11. No One Does it Like You
12. Ragged Wood
13. Plans

iTunes conundrum

Alright audiophiles I have a question for you...

I'm struggling with what feels like an exponentially growing music library that is already threatening to be bigger than my computer's hard drive, and that's without converting my CD library to digital.

What I notice though is that I have lots of albums that I only like a few songs on. I've always had a music purist collectors mentality when it comes to my iTunes in that I feel I must keep albums intact. So my question is this:

Do you keep full albums or do you only keep the songs you like?